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Q1mediummcqLogical ReasoningCompetitive Exams2026
Directions: Study the information provided in Q.165 to answer this question.
Seven friends , , , , , , and work in seven different shops: Oswal, Max, Vmart, Reliance Fresh, Wallmart, Easyday, and Big Bazar. Each likes a different color: Black, Blue, Red, White, Orange, Green, and Yellow.

Question: likes which of the following colors?
Q2mediummcqLogical ReasoningCompetitive Exams2026
Directions for Q.165 to Q.169: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.
Seven friends , , , , , , and work in seven different shops: Oswal, Max, Vmart, Reliance Fresh, Wallmart, Easyday, and Big Bazar (not necessarily in the same order). Each of them likes a different color: Black, Blue, Red, White, Orange, Green, and Yellow.

* works in Oswal and likes neither Red nor Orange.
* does not work in Vmart.
* works in Big Bazar and likes Green.
* likes White and works in Max.
* The one who works in Easyday likes Blue.
* and do not work in Reliance Fresh, and neither of them likes Orange.
* works in Walmart and likes Yellow.

Question: works in which of the following shops?
Q3mediummcqLogical ReasoningCompetitive Exams2026
Directions: Study the information provided in Q.165 to answer this question.
Question: Which of the following combinations is true?
Q4mediummcqLogical ReasoningCompetitive Exams2026
Directions: Study the information provided in Q.165 to answer this question.
Question: Who among the following likes Orange color?
Q5mediummcqLogical ReasoningCompetitive Exams2026
Directions: Study the information provided in Q.165 to answer this question.
Question: Which of the following statements is true?

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